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Clevis pins are reusable, nonthreaded fasteners that slide into holes on parts and allow them to swivel on the axis of the pin. They're commonly used to tow farm and construction equipment or to secure machinery or industrial components.
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Steel Head Clevis Pin
When threaded through the prongs of a tang and secured with a cotter pin, a clevis pin can be used to hitch farm and construction equipment for towing. Designed to absorb lateral stress, clevis pins are flanged at one end, with holes at the other end for receiving cotter pins. Clevis fastener systems allow movement along one axis while restricting it along the other. They're suitable for automotive, aircraft, and construction applications.
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Stainless Steel Head Clevis Pin
When threaded through the prongs of a tang and secured with a cotter pin, a clevis pin can be used to hitch farm and construction equipment for towing. Designed to absorb lateral stress, clevis pins are flanged at one end, with holes at the other end for receiving cotter pins. Clevis fastener systems allow movement along one axis while restricting it along the other. They're suitable for automotive, aircraft, and construction applications.
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Free Cutting Steel Head Clevis Pin
When threaded through the prongs of a tang and secured with a cotter pin, a clevis pin can be used to hitch farm and construction equipment for towing. Designed to absorb lateral stress, clevis pins are flanged at one end, with holes at the other end for receiving cotter pins. Clevis fastener systems allow movement along one axis while restricting it along the other. They're suitable for automotive, aircraft, and construction applications.
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Steel Headless Clevis Pin
When threaded through the prongs of a tang and secured with cotter pin, a clevis pin can be used to hitch farm and construction equipment for towing. It's designed to absorb lateral stress. Clevis fastener systems allow movement along one axis while restricting it along the other. They're suitable for automotive, aircraft, and construction applications.
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